Re: [ANN] The Trust Index | Demand More From Your Coin Developer

Your opinion is noted 'judge'. It's time to move on to judge something else...I'm sure there's plenty of other important things to judge around here...
Thanks.

I am not moving on until I get my questions answered. Thanks.

All your questions have already been answered.

Thanks for stopping by Judge.

My Questions ARE NOT ANSWERED!

1) How do you store personal data. You request people email copies of their drivers licenses. If your email is compromised every developer will have their drivers license stolen.

2) Who will you release personal data to and under what circumstances?

3) WHERE IS YOUR PERSONAL DATA POLICY? You are asking for personal information with no policy? THAT IS A SCAM!

These are reasonable questions. What is your name and location? You have a private site registration. If you LOSE or STEAL personal data who can be held accountable?

1) Encrypted, Offline server that's sitting in my next office as noted in the email. The emails are then shredded.
2) Law enforcement agencies or a government agency.
3) Personal Data policy is right on the site, right at the bottom where it is on every site.
4) Coins Source Inc is responsible and the representative is Me.

I'm Tarek Hamed, CEO and Founder of Coins Source Inc, we are located in Los Angeles California. This information is virtually everywhere on the net.

Also i highly suggest looking at our incorporation with the secretary of state of California.

Im not sure you understand the question, he's not asking about cookies he's asking about how you will protect his drivers license if he sends it to you. So I did some research and I see in your terms and conditions

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WE, OUR AGENTS, OFFICERS OR EMPLOYEES AND AFFILIATES, SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY LOSS OF PROFITS, LOSS OF USE, LOSS OF DATA, INTERRUPTION OF BUSINESS...

And that's the actual answer. You at coinsource have placed a waiver so that if your server is compromised it's not your fault. You can't be held liable for your lack of any data protection.

And to add to this severe lack of trust, you post a picture of "you". Where's your drivers license? Who verifies you? And the rest of your team doesn't even have that. Madness.